Sentence examples for maturity late from inspiring English sources

Artists who came to maturity late in the Soviet era had a somewhat different perspective.

Large, slow-growing creatures, such as whales, are also in danger, as are sharks and skates, which reach sexual maturity late and have few offspring.

Even he could not sustain the fantasy in the "real world", which always catches up with us in the end; just as it caught up with the 50-year-old fugitive from maturity late in the night of 25 June.

Dolphy, who died at age thirty-six, in 1964, came to musical maturity late, around 1960, but went farther faster than his peers, including John Coltrane; at the time of his death, Dolphy was about to join Albert Ayler's boundary-breaking band.

What is known about mobula rays is that they reach sexual maturity late and their investment in their offspring is more akin to mammals than other fishes, usually producing just a single pup after long pregnancies, all of which makes them extremely vulnerable to commercial fishing.

Most of them, specially the mega-mammals, had low abundance, and females probably attained sexual maturity late and had a low number of offspring, born after a very long gestation time, i.e. they were k-strategist [ 30].

The clearest cases of physical independency between maturity and late blight resistance QTLs could be preferential targets for introgression into elite cultivars for late blight resistance breeding.

"They grow slowly, reach sexual maturity relatively late in life and only give birth to a few pups.

Given the fact that most species of sharks, dangerous or not, come to sexual maturity very late and reproduce slowly, it is easy to understand why their populations have plummeted globally and why they desperately need protection.

"What's salient and significant is that it shows a maturity amongst late stage investors and public markets towards assessing SaaS economics.

As is true for many long-lived species, pallid sturgeon reach reproductive maturity relatively late.